Couldn't resist getting hold of this today. I'm playing on the 360, duh.
MGS2 and 3 are on one disc and Peace Walker is on the 2nd disc.
Dived straight into Snake Eater (my favourite) I've played MGS2 several times through and I can't bare to play it again I don't think.
Snake Eater looks just like I remember but now is totally devoid of jaggies (It has loads of Anti-aliasing, so looks incredibly silky)
Also runs at a totally stable 60FPS which also makes it unsettlingly smooth.
The graphics looks very faithful to the original game, unlike the recent Halo upgrade. Character textures have clearly had the biggest upgrade, although are of a correct level of clarity to not look ridiculous with the original character models.
Not all the textures have been updated, disappointingly I've seen quite a few blurry tree textures and an original cloud/skybox textures which looks floats by looking utterly ****e in all fairness.
Controls are fine, but much like the Twin Snakes the lack of analog buttons on the 360 makes putting away your weapon without firing a litle fiddly. *EDIT* apparently clicking the left stick in now does this, not tried it though yet.
MGS2 and 3 are on one disc and Peace Walker is on the 2nd disc.
Dived straight into Snake Eater (my favourite) I've played MGS2 several times through and I can't bare to play it again I don't think.
Snake Eater looks just like I remember but now is totally devoid of jaggies (It has loads of Anti-aliasing, so looks incredibly silky)
Also runs at a totally stable 60FPS which also makes it unsettlingly smooth.
The graphics looks very faithful to the original game, unlike the recent Halo upgrade. Character textures have clearly had the biggest upgrade, although are of a correct level of clarity to not look ridiculous with the original character models.
Not all the textures have been updated, disappointingly I've seen quite a few blurry tree textures and an original cloud/skybox textures which looks floats by looking utterly ****e in all fairness.
Controls are fine, but much like the Twin Snakes the lack of analog buttons on the 360 makes putting away your weapon without firing a litle fiddly. *EDIT* apparently clicking the left stick in now does this, not tried it though yet.
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